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Eastern Pretech (Malaysia) Sdn. BHD.: Presentation On Structural Precast Ibs Components in Building Industries
Eastern Pretech (Malaysia) Sdn. BHD.: Presentation On Structural Precast Ibs Components in Building Industries
PRESENTATION
ON STRUCTURAL PRECAST IBS COMPONENTS
IN BUILDING INDUSTRIES
15 December 2010
PRESENTATION CONTENT:
A. INTRODUCTION
Common Type of Precast Concrete Components
Technology
Application and Installation
B. CONSTRUCTION COSTING FOR IBS
Measurement Works and Built up Cost
Sample Bill of Quantities
Comparative Study between Precast and
Conventional Method
IBS PRODUCTS
-Precast Concrete Product & Unit Bathroom
Precast Hollow Core Slab, Solid Plank, Waffle Slab, Double Tee
Slab, Precast Beam, Precast Column, Precast Facade, Precast
Staircase, Precast Load Bearing Wall, Tunnel segment, Railway
Sleeper (Standard /Metre gauge), Bridge Beam (PRHS, Y, T , M & U
Beams).
Width:
1200
Thickness:
150
205
265
325
360
415
460
500
Length:
Customised to
requirement
Thickness:
90 mm
100 mm
125 mm
150 mm
175 mm
200 mm
Length:
Customised to
requirement
Depth (H):
300 ~ 1000 at 50 mm increment
Length (L):
customised
Depth (H):
300 ~ 1000 at 50 mm increment
Length (L):
customised
Depth (H):
300 ~ 1000 at 50 mm increment
Length (L):
customised
Height (L):
Customised to
requirement
PRECAST STAIRCASES
Waist (W):
175 mm
Thread (T):
250 mm
Riser (R):
150 mm
Note:
Nose (N):
Flight and Landings are cast as
25 mm
separate element.
Width (B):
Customised to
requirement
Automation
- Concrete batching and delivery
- Slab production
- IT system
- Mechanisation in fabrication
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FULLY AUTOMATED PRODUCTION FACILITIES
Application of Precast System for
Different Category of Building
Type of Precast Concrete System :-
Skeletal Frame
Consisting of:
Wall Frame
Consisting of: Structural walls and floor slabs
Special System :-
Cell System
Consisting of: a complete walls and slab cast as
a single or multiple box.
Suitable for : Prison cell, etc
Portal Frame
Consisting of: columns and roof rafter beams
Suitable for : Single storey factory building
Total Precast Construction Method Statement
STEP 1: FOUNDATION PREPARATION
• Preparation of foundation
• Casting of In-situ column stumps / ground
beams with protruding starter bars ready to
receive Precast Columns
Protruding
Starter Bars
Propping
Of Columns
Precast
Beam
Topping
rebar/mesh
1 Precast prestressed Hollow Core Slabs 11 Grouting to beam & column gap
2 Precast beam 12 Precast column
3 Concrete G30 to topping 13 BSF connector
4 Topping rebar ( MB/FB) 14 Grouting to BSF connection gap
5 Fabric reinforcement ( Mesh ) 15 Shearkey grout ( E.mix)
6 Beam top rebar ( support & span ) 16 Grouting to column base
7 Concrete G40 to beam top/infill 17 Grouting to corrugated connection
8 Shearkey rebar 18 Starter bars from pile cap
9 Topping rebar ( EB/PB ) 19 Cast in-situ pile cap
10 Grouting to beam dowel connection
SAMPLE Bills of Quantities-
Precast Supply & Delivery
EASTERN PRETECH (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD
PROPOSED …..
BILL NO. 1
SUPPLY AND DELIVER OF PRECAST COMPONENTS SUPPLY AND DELIVER OF PRECAST COMPONENTS
ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY RATE AMOUNT ITEM DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY RATE AMOUNT
GRD 1ST 2ND TOTAL (RM) (RM) GRD 1ST 2ND TOTAL (RM) (RM)
5 Precast Column
1 Precast Prestressed Hollow Core Slabs Precast reinforeced concrete (Grade 40) column from
Precast prestressed concrete (Grade 50) Hollow Core Eastern Pretech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, design and cast in
Slabs from Eastern Pretech (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, design approved sizes and including neoprene rubber pad, deliver
and cast in panels size and deliver to site complete with to site complete with lifting loops, all in accordance with
plastic core caps, all in accordance with the manufacturer's the manufacturer's specification
specification (all slabs measured bottom dimension, no
deduction for shearkey area) 5.1 C-X-X : W1 x W2 x H HmmL no 0 -
5.2 C-X-X : W1 x W2 x H HmmL no 0 -
1.1 HCS : EV4-325 mm thick m2 0.00 - 5.3 C-X-X : W1 x W2 x H HmmL no 0 -
1.2 HCS : AV5-265 mm thick m2 0.00 - 5.4 C-X-X : W1 x W2 x H HmmL no 0 -
1.3 HCS : WV6-205 mm thick m2 0.00 - 0 0 0 0 -
2 Sawn Formwork to :-
In slab topping
4.1 RD6 ( 4.44kg/m2 ) m2 0.00 -
B3/1 TOTAL -
Precast Concrete System Vs Conventional
Cast In-Situ
Description IBS Conventional Cast In-situ (CIS)
1. Time Shorter delivery period leads to early Traditionally take longer and therefore
occupancy. subjected to greater risk of inflationary
escalating cost of construction which may
leads to delayed and abandoned projects
2. Cost In totality:- Direct physical cost may appeared to be
With faster construction time, overall cheaper but in totality:-
cost saving can be achieved. With longer construction period, whereby
Also for the developers or financing and management cost add-on
concessionaires, loan period for will result higher in overall cost.
construction stage is shortened and
rental income generated sooner.
3. Quality Good and consistent quality as precast Inconsistent quality as construction
concrete products is manufactured at a processes are very dependent on manual
controlled factory environment using human labours, site conditions, whether,
modern and mechanized system. quality material on site.
Products are QS tested prior to
delivery.
4. Labour Skilled workers, mainly locals employed Mostly unskilled foreign workers working at
permanently, thus helping our nation the construction under non-conducive
to reduce the dependent on foreign environment which very often results in
labour. poor workmanship, delay and accident.
Also less workers are required as
production processes are mechanized
which give high productivity.
Precast Concrete System Vs Conventional
Cast In-Situ
5. Others a) Longer Building Life span : Better a) Shorter Building life span as lesser
durability as exterior building quality materials control.
facades and main structural frames
are made of concrete with high
quality products.
b) Lower Maintenance Cost : b) Higher Maintenance is required
Building with better and well planned, due to sub-standard or poor workmanship
coupled with more durable and construction
industrialized products.
c) Flexibility and adaptability : c) Less Flexible as columns or
Long span design where building permanent walls are normally spaced
“interior” renovation in the future much closer.
can be accommodated easily.
d) Good Acoustic Insulation :
To achieve a resistance value of Rw= d) Cast in-situ slabs are not a good sound
55 db are possible with Hollow insulation medium.
Core Slabs as flooring components.
This will translates to lesser inter
floor sound transmission will gives
a more quiet indoor environment.
e) Environment Friendly :
Less construction debris / pollution, e) Not so environment friendly, noisy,
quiet construction and minimum dirty, air pollution due to open burning
usage of timber. of timber wasters on site
COMPARATIVE STUDY -COSTING
- Precast Concrete System Vs Conventional Cast In-situ
SUBJECT : COST COMPARISON BETWEEN IBS SYSTEM VS. CONVENTIONAL CAST INSITU (CIS) METHOD FOR STRUCTURAL FRAME
Amount (RM/m²)
Description IBS Cast Insitu
1. Preliminaries 25 25
2. Structural Frame for Quarter Unit 282 209
3. Brickwalls at Party-wall and all exterior walls Nil 37
4. Common Areas 47 43
5. Site management and rubbish clearing cost 2 5